Wes Anderson's glorious stop-motion animation, based on Roald Dahl’s tale of a crafty vulpes vulpes trying to outwit some murderous local farmers.

Precocious underachieving high-schooler Max Fischer falls in love with an older teacher, but finds himself competing for her affection with his new friend - a depressed middle-aged industrialist.

Brody, Wilson and Schwartzman star as three bickering brothers who meet in India a year after their father’s funeral to take a spiritual journey on a luxury train.

A blissfully funny and moving portmanteau film set in the final days of a magazine based in a fictional French town, The French Dispatch is Anderson’s love letter to journalism.

Nicolas Cage returns to our screens in this Australian psychological thriller as “The Surfer” – a simple man trying to return to the idyllic beach of his youth to surf with his son.

Forced to return to his home and face his past, a struggling Bollywood actor travels through the Himalayan mountains and shares adventures with strangers, unaware of what the journey has in store for him.

In this charming coming-of-age tale set in the fictional island of New Penzance, young scout Sam and his pen-pal Suzy escape to an isolated beach but are pursued by a police captain, a scoutmaster, social services and the girl’s family.

Ralph Fiennes stars as Gustave H. the concierge of The Grand Budapest Hotel. Bequeathed a priceless painting by one his, ahem, “special” guests, Gustave is framed for her murder and must go on the run with his lobby boy.

A fun-filled Gujarati comedy packed with laughter, emotions, unexpected twists, and a quirky family at its heart.

★★★★★ – Independent. With a packed cast of stars including Tom Hanks and Scarlett Johansson, Wes Anderson's (The Grand Budapest Hotel) new film transports us to a Junior Stargazer conventon in the middle of the desert.

Often heralded as Anderson’s best film, Hackman is on superb form as an absent father returning to his family of former child prodigies to try and make amends.